how can i get rid of them any diy solution or will i have to order onlineYeah if they share the same runoff than they can probably transfer
what kind of mites? they may be beneficial..and if you want something quick and simple then dilute 1 1/2 tsp hydrogen peroxide per cup of water and water it in, you should hear a fizzhow can i get rid of them any diy solution or will i have to order online
i was thinking springtails but they aint big they do jump tho but that mght be me distrubing themwhat kind of mites? they may be beneficial..and if you want something quick and simple then dilute 1 1/2 tsp hydrogen peroxide per cup of water and water it in, you should hear a fizz
alright ill defo give it a go a new grower so dont really know what to do when it comes to issues like that lol, on my third now ain't had no problems with other harvests not like his lolhmmm yeah I’m not 100% sure maybe wait for another member to chime in...if you do use hydrogen peroxide it will sterilize and kill off EVERYTHING including beneficial bacteria/fungi so do keep that into account..it wont harm the plants though if anything it’ll give it more oxygen
ahh I hear ya, it’s all a learning experience!! good luck in the future!alright ill defo give it a go a new grower so dont really know what to do when it comes to issues like that lol, on my third now ain't had no problems with other harvests not like his lol
Springtails can be beneficial. They help break down organic matter and feed on certain carrion. They will also help transport beneficial bacterias and fungi while eating detrimental bacterias.i was thinking springtails but they aint big they do jump tho but that mght be me distrubing them